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I disagree. It seems they find me rather tasty.

Some things are well worth paying a professional to do. This sounds like one of those things.

From your description, I would laod and shoot it without fear.   You should use a finer powder than used in a rifle.                                       http://www.pietta.us/pdf/Manuale_Avancarica_ENG.pdf Here's the instructions.   I have one, and it's very accurate.

Do you get good feeding and ejection at 25-25.5 grains of powder with the 55 grain bullets?   Your OAL should be correct. Are you full length resizing the cases?   To reach the same pressure levels, you'll need a lower powder charge with the heavier bullet, and a higher charge with the lighter bullets. I'm no AR expert, but I have found that in general, semi autos work best at a certain pressure level, and that is usually found at the upper end of the load data.

....really, really, really hate them. :wall: That is all I have to say about that.

I guess I'll run to the store and grab a box of tampons.....NOT!!!! :down:   They do seem to be pretty versitile items. Thanks for sharing.

Sitting around Lulu's, sipping a Landshark Lager, and watching boats go by while listening to live local music passes the day nicely.

I don't know about you, but I am enjoying life today more than ever.

Happy birthday! I'll be 40 next month......should I address you as "Sir" until then? :up:

Never had a bad one in Gulf Shores.

Not for a good S&W.

How could I have left that one out? It's well worth finding. As is Tacky Jack's.

                                          http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/65940-sw-629-1-44-magnum-back-up-for-sale/   Just my opinion, but I'd call this guy.

Ammo. Good Bottle of Whiskey. Custom Knife. The pistol sounds great as well.   You already got a best man picked out? Is there going to be an audition? :woohoo:

You've gotten some good suggestions so far. I could spend quite a while just walking through Gulf State Park. Fort Morgan is a must see. You might like taking the ferry across to Dauphin Island. Fort Gaines on Dauphin Island was more interesting to me than Fort Morgan. There is also an Estuarium there.   If you go to the Pensacola Naval Aviation Museum, the best part of it is the bus ride through the flight line. The guy who drove the bus the last time I was there had flown several of the planes during wartime. He had some very interesting stories.   Some good places to eat include, but are not limited to: Lulu's DeSoto's Shrimp Basket Lambert's in Foley Live Bait Hazel's seafood buffet

If I could ever convince my wife to move, I'd rent a Uhaul that day, load it, and move to Gulf Shores before she changed her mind.

I hate someone else's reloads, but have no qualms about shooting mine.

I'd say you are right on target. I imagine most LEOs go about their daily business, and don't give a hoot one way or the other what you are doing as long as you aren't breaking the law. The other few, unfortunately, are usually the ones I seem to interact with for some reason.

Every time we renew ours, mine comes back in about a week, while my wife's doesn't show up until two days after she calls and asks about it.

Funny! :rofl:

Not funny.

Poor Old Nashvillian :shhh: Thinks Its A Cadillac.

Ol' Larry know a bit about "the right to bare arms"!

The big red Folger's Coffee can work great for storing ammo when emptied. I have several full of reloads in various calibers. They also stack well, and you can pick up a full can by the handle.

I expect that comment was aimed squarely at me.....too bad, I would like to have read the story. :pleased: